5 posts · 2007-12-24 09:38:00 to 2008-01-07 13:28:00
To the popular demand, the Machinists of the Year award returned this year. It is a way for us to say thank you to the operatives who have been the spirit and soul of the Machine organization.
Every Machine operative of the Syntax division is invited to vote for their favorite two entries. Detailed instructions are available here:
http://01network.awardspace.com/index.html
Thanks, and congratulations to this year's nominees.
Edmund Vogt
SolidRevolver wrote:(( ACTUALLY... this was my idea. I proposed it to Vogt sometime ago for the first one, probably one of the reasons (if not the only reason) I was nominated last year). Some nice stuff this year. Nice work folkie dolkies ))Procurator wrote:(( This was Vogt's idea, which was in-turn supported by Rarebit. I sort of thought that in turn for us not really having an event recently would be because of this LESIG event at the end of the year. Handing out two FM-1500's or perpetual's of your choice at the end of the year as well as the regular event might be too much for one org/server. ))(( The Devs didn't decide to do this. Sure, Gray hands the winner the prize, but I can't see why other orgs wouldn't get the same support from their respective LE characters if their liaisons had the initiative to run their own competitions. They won't win an FM-1500, sure, but the perpetual effects are still on offer. ))
((Thats what I thought, its the liasions and they would have behind the scenes asked for some support from Rarebit so here we are, hopefully other orgs are looking and listening and they may be able to come up with something similar))
I just want to say congrats to all those nominated, and good job.
I ESPECIALLY want to thank Vogt for taking his own time to put together this event for the second time!
(( Screenshot or it never happend. Some copyright materials might be good for an accompaniment. =P ))(( Sigh... I had it at one point. Alas, you'll just have to take my word for it. Who knows, maybe Vogt will tell you himself, though it's not all that important. I'm just glad he was able to get the idea up and going.
))